Does this knob work with an 801s amp?
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Looking at the user manual for your Rockford Fosgate Punch 801S amp, it says about the connector: "Punch Bass (All Other Models) - Helps correct for acoustical deficiencies in the listening environment by helping produce full range sound without adding excessive boost. The Punch Bass control is a narrow band adjustment at 45Hz variable from 0dB to + 18dB. Connection is made with a cable using RJ-45 and can be installed under the dash for remote control access." As long the same RJ-45 cable is used on this control and the range is the same (0dB to +18dB), I mostlikely think that can be used with your RF 801S amp.
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According to the RF website it will not work and I'm not sure which one will work with that older amp. I suggest calling them and asking for tech support,Forest is great to deal with... 1-800-669-9899
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If you bought your 801s rockford amp between 1996-2000 then it would not fit. Therefore if you bought it after 2000, then this bass knob should fit your amp. The difference is the size of the remote "plug". Amazon do sell bass knobs for the older type rockford amp for(1996-2000) model amp.
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Looking at the user manual for your Rockford Fosgate Punch 801S amp, it says about the connector: "Punch Bass (All Other Models) - Helps correct for acoustical deficiencies in the listening environment by helping produce full range sound without adding excessive boost. The Punch Bass control is a narrow band adjustment at 45Hz variable from 0dB to + 18dB. Connection is made with a cable using RJ-45 and can be installed under the dash for remote control access." As long the same RJ-45 cable is used on this control and the range is the same (0dB to +18dB), I mostlikely think that can be used with your RF 801S amp. Looking at the user manual for your Rockford Fosgate Punch 801S amp, it says about the connector: "Punch Bass (All Other Models) - Helps correct for acoustical deficiencies in the listening environment by helping produce full range sound without adding excessive boost. The Punch Bass control is a narrow band adjustment at 45Hz variable from 0dB to + 18dB. Connection is made with a cable using RJ-45 and can be installed under the dash for remote control access." As long the same RJ-45 cable is used on this control and the range is the same (0dB to +18dB), I mostlikely think that... » Read More Looking at the user manual for your Rockford Fosgate Punch 801S amp, it says about the connector: "Punch Bass (All Other Models) - Helps correct for acoustical deficiencies in the listening environment by helping produce full range sound without adding excessive boost. The Punch Bass control is a narrow band adjustment at 45Hz variable from 0dB to + 18dB. Connection is made with a cable using RJ-45 and can be installed under the dash for remote control access." As long the same RJ-45 cable is used on this control and the range is the same (0dB to +18dB), I mostlikely think that can be used with your RF 801S amp. « Show Less
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Yes, the knobs come with two sets of knob markings and you can use either one.
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Yes it does have a bass knob and the amp is the best one I've ever bought only thing I don't like is that the amp is not 1 ohm stable to give my speakers everything they got
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Yes. While I was turning the knob it went down. So I pulled it back up and I'm careful not to push down on it anymore. I also rolled the tubes to WE396A. The sound I have now is unbelievable. That's no joke. I thought it was all hipe, but I was wrong.
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Depends, For me the knob were a little bit too big on my guitar. I took it to a guitar shop to fit them on. You should measure the diameter of your current knobs and also the wholes on your guitar to get an idea of the measurements so you don't buy the wrong ones.
1987826
Amps are adjustable and the bass adjustment knob will work fine with any speaker setup
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Good idea, always better to hear from everyday user's as opposed to someone that works for the company. There may other amps the knob works for that they might not know of, long shot but it may be true lol. I have a kenwood pushing my 2 12's but I forgot which amp I have cause my cars been in the shop for a while. And I did have to purchase the knob separate though. Probably doesn't help any but I would wait and see what others reply, good luck bro ! Oh and by the way check ebay u might get it cheaper there, I only paid about 25$ for mine !
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Sorry, just saw the original amazon website, not the amazon q&a; page. It's strange - the image in the amazon question is the correct 5MT knob, but the one on the amazon page is a 6MT. Suggest that you confirm with them.
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This comes with 2 two sided threaded adapters that allow threading to 4 different sizes that will allow you to attach it to most threaded shifters. If you can take the old knob off your shifter and it has a threaded end it should work. If not you and you have a standard metal post you should be able to thread the end if you want to invest that amount of work
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I don't think it will work for that ampThe 'One Button: Equalizer (Part# 0055852000) is the footswitch for the Bassman 400H on the Fender site
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I believe so man. There very nice! Works awesome with my champion series 12 pioneer subs man. Depends on the amp to
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Yes, I have it running to Alpine type r 12in. The subs are wired down to 1 ohm.
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I am not sure. These knobs have long stems and short stems. I can't remember which one I ordered, but it was the wrong one. But I ordered it for a wall thermostat. So, check the stem length.
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The product info page only states it works with the 8000 series. I would say no.
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Hi if your old knobs pull off, then yes these should fit. It comes with different size know adaptors
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No it won't this pedal is very specific or it might actually it is a 01 ...try Googling it
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Yes , but it doesn't work . A friend also ordered this item & theirs didn't work either . But overall great amp . I recommend you buy a universal bass knob & that'll do the trick